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How To Play Flash/SWF Files Without Using Browser?

How To Play Flash/SWF Files Without Using Browser?

You able to view Flash movies in web-browser, but if you want to run downloaded Flash/SWF files at another time without web-browser?

Sencesa Group has released Sencesa Flash Player, a very easy to use stand-alone player that enables Flash users to easily play their Flash movies (SWF , Flash files). Sencesa Flash Player offers a variety of playback capabilities including Volume Control and the Seek Bar (you can use the Seek Bar to Play, Pause, Browse any Flash Movie in real-time as in any media player).

Sencesa Flash Player v.1.4 runs under Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003, costs $10.00(US) for a single-user license, and may be purchased securely online from http://www.sencesa.com/Sencesa-Flash-Player.htm. You can download a free 5-day trial version from the same web page. For more information, contact e-mail or visit http://www.sencesa.com/

About Sencesa Group:
Sencesa Group is a company, founded in 2004, that is dedicated to creating and designing useful software for Windows. Sencesa's programs are small, fast and does not include adware, spyware,
or any other similar technologies.

Contact Information:
Morgan Turin, director of Marketing
Sencesa Group
http://www.sencesa.com/
Company: Sencesa Group
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